Just as the shepherds found Jesus on Christmas Eve and discovered what they were looking for, we each are looking for our own Bethlehem of love and hope. This Christmas … Continue reading Waiting For Now: A Christmas Eve Service

To the ancients, the winter solstice was a reminder that new life is always waiting to be reborn. In our annual winter solstice service, we’ll examine how there’s so much … Continue reading Waiting to Be Born: A Winter Solstice Service

The December holiday season can be a source of true delight for many, but, for others, it can feel like enforced joyousness at times when they may not feel so … Continue reading Blue Christmas: A Service of Healing and Hope

It seems impossible to get through life without being hurt, but it’s what we do with our pain that determines the quality of our lives. In this service, we’ll examine … Continue reading The Inherent Wholeness of Every Being: Healing as Spiritual Practice

What are the limits to welcome? Should we say we welcome all? In this year’s auction sermon, Rev. Chris will examine what a compassionate and just welcome looks like and … Continue reading The Limits of Welcome

In a world of strife and tumult, non-violence can be downright counter-cultural. In this service, we’ll examine non-violence as a spiritual practice and discover how it can lead not only … Continue reading Absolute Commitment to the Way of Love

Though it can often feel like we don’t have enough, especially in times of trouble and tribulation. In our annual Bread Communion service, we’ll be reminded that there’s always more … Continue reading More Than Enough: A Service of Gratitude

In our annual Day of Remembrance Service, we’ll honor those who came before us and reaffirm our commitment to being good ancestors to future generations.

For centuries, cultures have cultivated myths about dangerous creatures that lurk just on the edge of awareness. It seems many of us still have a fear of the unknown today. … Continue reading A Box Full of Darkness: Halloween and the Love of Darkness

Liberal religions, including Unitarian Universalism, have long touted reason as one of the chief values, and with good reason. Some philosophers and activists have pushed back against reason as the … Continue reading Reason: Its Uses and Its Limits